However, in your position I would (and in fact do) just use Google Docs. Although it's a bit dated, this overview from Musings from Mars might be a good place to start. However, there are some relatively simple Mac spreadsheet alternatives (I'm assuming you've already dismissed Numbers). Something like the 'plain text editor' of spreadsheets.Īs several folks have suggested, I think that your best bet is just to use Google Docs in your browser. Something that loads up fast, isn't bloated with unnecessary formatting options, but still allows for the use of formulas and cell referencing. I was wondering if there was an equivalent program alternative for Excel. I hate having to wait for Word or Pages to open when all I need is to jot some quick text down, especially when I don't need to worry about formatting or anything like that. I love opening up TextEdit or TextMate and using it for quick notes and.
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